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<br />February 24, 1981
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<br /> Vincent J. Carlo, 4615 County Street, representing Westhaven Civic League.
<br /> J. C. Dom, 604 City Park Avenue, representing Simonsdale Civic Club.
<br /> Mrs. E. Carroll Shepherd, Jr., 4619 Valhalla Drive, representing Central Mid-City
<br />Civic League.
<br /> Steve Whitehead, 4419 County Street, represe~5~Central Mid-City Civic League.
<br /> Mrsw~Marjorie R. Alberti, 4608 Valhalla Drive, representing i~ntral Mid-City Civic League
<br /> S. L. Whitehead, 4415 County Street, representing Ad Hoc Committee, Central Mid'City/
<br />Simon~dale Civic League.
<br /> Ms. Judy Baker, 4602 Clifford Street, relinquished her time to Mr. Whitehead.
<br /> John Wallace, 300 D~aI Df~vo, spoke for self.
<br /> Richard Davis, 4422 Bart Street, relinquish his time to Mr. Wallace.
<br /> Mary Edwards, 2 Roberts Court, spoke for self.
<br /> Jack Minks, 58 Greenland Boulevard, representing $imonsdale Civic League
<br /> Ms. Mary F. Jennings, 4618 Valhalla Drive, spoke as a Westhaven homeowner.
<br /> David Noland, 700 Westmoreland Avenue, spoke as a Westhaven property owner.
<br /> J. D. ~assiter, 508 Powhatan Avenue, representing Westhaven & Simondale.
<br /> Jimmy W. Fuller, 5003 Vick Street, spoke as a homeowner in Simonsdale.
<br /> Jim Hartley, 43 E. Pollux Circle, spoke as a concerned citizen.
<br /> Jimmy Currie, 8 E. Pollux Ciricle, representing Simonsdale Civic Clu~.
<br /> Ms. Rebecca ~. Noland, 700 Westmoreland Avenue, spoke as a homeowner opposed to subsidize
<br />housing.
<br />N. J. Brown, Jr., 3516 Arlington Place, representing Westhaven & Simonsdale Civic Groups.
<br />Ira Eason, 1420 Lindsay, spoke concerning comments on subsidized housing - that many of
<br />the comments made frighten him and did not th~nk it was good for the city. If subsidized
<br />housing is needed, than let's have it, and referred to the people living in sub-standard
<br />housing in other areas.
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<br /> 81-78 - Ms. Thelma Jones, 1333 Green Street, representing Portsmouth Client ~nvolvement
<br />Committee, requested that the services from North Street, Dinwiddie Street, and the Food Stamp
<br />Center of Social S~rvices all in one building - Municipal Building, to help cut expenses
<br />and ma~e use of the o~d building. This move would save on utility, maintenance and the Up-
<br />keep of the three buildings that are now ~eing used. Parking ~ould ~e more convenient and
<br />also would help the handicap and the elderly by not having to use s~eps. Three serviees under
<br />one roof would be easier than having to go to three different locations and the bus service
<br />would ~e of bett~r service to those having to use the bus.
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<br />On motion meeting adjourned.
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<br />APPROVED -~-~
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